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TreasurySpring

Fintech · London, United Kingdom · Founded 2016

Regulated cash investment platform for fixed-term funds. MoreLess

TreasurySpring operates a financial technology platform that provides access to the wholesale money markets for institutional clients. Founded in London in 2016 by Kevin Cook, Matthew Longhurst, and James Skillen, the company was established to modernize cash investment infrastructure. The founders' collective experience in hedge funds, fixed income, and asset management, particularly during the 2008 financial crisis, highlighted the need for more robust and accessible solutions for corporate cash management. The firm's core offering is its regulated digital platform, which allows companies to invest excess cash into a variety of short-term, fixed-income products. Clients include a wide range of organizations, from FTSE 100 corporations and multinationals to startups, charities, and fund managers. For these entities, the platform offers a way to diversify holdings, manage risk, and increase returns on cash balances that might otherwise be held in low-yield bank accounts. The platform also serves institutional borrowers, such as governments, banks, and investment-grade corporations, by providing them with a flexible, low-cost source of funding from a diverse network of non-bank investors. The business model appears to be based on transactional fees linked to the volume and value of investments facilitated through the platform. TreasurySpring's main product is the Fixed-Term Fund (FTF), a financial instrument it designed and first issued in 2018. FTFs function similarly to term deposits but provide direct, single-name exposure to high-quality issuers like governments or investment-grade banks and corporations for a set period, typically from one week to one year. The platform offers over 600 such products in multiple currencies, including secured options backed by collateral and unsecured options. This structure provides transparency and avoids the maturity transformation and co-mingling of assets common in traditional money market funds, thereby reducing certain risks for the investor. The company has raised approximately $43.5 million in funding, including a $29 million Series B round in June 2023 to fuel product development and international expansion. Keywords: cash investment platform, Fixed-Term Funds, FTFs, money markets, corporate treasury, cash management, institutional finance, short-term funding, fixed income, fintech, asset management, investment grade assets, government securities, secured bank assets, risk diversification, wholesale funding, digital investment, financial technology, corporate finance, liquidity management

Company overview

TreasurySpring company information

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Status
Operational
Founded
2016
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Employees
96
Open positions
4
Dealroom signal
85.4
client focusb2bsub industryFinancial Management Solutionssub industryWealth Managementbusiness modelMarketplace & ecommerceindustryFintechsectorCash ManagementsectorCapital MarketsectorCFO TechsectorTreasury Managementsectoruk is8 financial services

Valuation & funding

TreasurySpring funding history

Company financing events and reported valuations.

Deal typeDateAmountValuationInvestorsSource
SERIES BEquity / VC Jun 2023 $20M $79M Balderton Capital · MMC Ventures · Black Lion Ventures · Anthemis Group
SERIES AEquity / VC Jun 2021 $10M $40M ETFS Capital · MMC Ventures · Anthemis Group
SEEDEquity / VC Sep 2019 $2.6M $11M MMC Ventures · ETFS Capital
SEEDEquity / VC Dec 2018 $0 Undisclosed
SEEDEquity / VC Jun 2018 $1.3M $5.3M Donal Smith · ESO Capital · Chris Adelsbach · Eden Rock Group
SEEDEquity / VC Nov 2017 Undisclosed
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Financials

Revenue and workforce over time

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YearRevenueGrowthEmployees
2026 $3.5M 0% 98
2025 $3.5M 0% 91
2024 $3.5M 0% 66
2023 $3.5M +45.8% 50
2022 $2.4M +83.2% 27
2021 $1.3M 19
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Growth signals

TreasurySpring website traffic

Latest recorded traffic for TreasurySpring is 4.9K monthly website visits, down 2% over the last three months. TreasurySpring's team grew 5.5% over the past year.

Latest monthly visits4.9K 3-month web change-2% 1-year team growth+5.5%
Monthly website visits113 observations · Jan 2016–Jul 2026
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Comparisons

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Investors

14 investors on TreasurySpring's cap table

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Seed 6 investors entered at this stage
Donal Smith
ESO Capital
Chris Adelsbach
Eden Rock Group
ETFS Capital
MMC Ventures
Series A 4 investors entered at this stage
Other known 4 additional known investors
Female Innovators Lab
Grow London
Outrun Ventures
Robert Moffat

Global footprint

Where TreasurySpring has talent and traffic

Workforce by country
3 countries with
team presence
🇬🇧 United Kingdom88.2%
🇺🇸 United States9.2%
🇭🇺 Hungary1.3%
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